X-mas and New Year: Cheap Business Class flights from Munich to Asia or Africa from €838!
Cheap Business Class flights to numerous destinations!
Enjoy cheap Business Class flights onboard Saudia! Fly in comfort from Munich, Germany to Indonesia, Malaysia, India, Sri Lanka or the Philippines starting at just €838 roundtrip!
Treat yourself to a little luxury with these Business Class flights of Saudia! You will have a pleasant and a high class flight experience beginning with reservations, check-in, boarding, in-flight service, deplaning, baggage handling and assistance upon arrival:
- International cuisine is as diverse as the airline’s destinations. It features Arabic, Western, a dish from the destination country and vegetarian choices. Three choices of hors d’oeuvres and traditional soup are also offered.
- Business Class seats are wide enough to be on other airlines’ First Class sections, with generous recline and ample seat pitches to allow for optimum legroom.
- All seats are equipped with special monitors that may reach up to 15 inches in some aircrafts. A remote control will provide you with complete flexibility for your personal entertainment during the trip.
- Overnight kits are given to all passengers for their personal care needs during the flight. Children’s bags are provided to those under the age of 12, which include books, games and other items to keep them occupied specially during long flights.
There are plenty of reasons to visit the Philippines! This amazing destination offers pretty much everything you need: the world class beaches, awesome conditions for water sports, stunning mountains and volcanoes, along with caves and rice terraces to explore. Find out more on Destination Fly4free: the Philippines >>
Head to Legazpi, in the south of Luzon Island, to see the perfect cone of the majestic Mayon Volcano (2,463 m) and the ruins of Cagsawa Church. 460 km north from Manila, you’ll find Banaue village, surrounded by rice fields of Batad. Going up and down the rice terraces in this breath-taking scenery is a truly unique experience! The fields were introduced around 2000 years ago by the Chinese.
In Bohol island, near Cebu, you’ll see the weirdest landscapes ever! The plain is dotted with more than 1260 so-called Chocolate Hills. In the dry season, the grass-covered geological formations turn chocolate brown. On the island of Bohol there’s also a tarsier sanctuary where you can come face to face with the world's smallest primate!
You are going to be amazed with sandy beaches, crustal clear ocean and friendly people of Mauritius! Go to botanical gardens and “Valee des couleurs”, visit one of the many island’s adventure parks to see giant tortoises and crocodiles! Find out more on Destination Fly4free: Mauritius >>
You cannot leave Mauritius without learning a few Sega steps. This traditional dance has been registered by UNESCO on its Intangible Cultural Heritage list. The Mauritian Sega Tipik with its distinctive African rhythm will have your hips undulating to the beat. Each resort has its own Sega show. If you want to bring the tropical beat into your home, you can purchase a range of local folk music in one of the music stores around the island.
The spirit of Africa resonates through the music played by such instruments as ravanne, maravanne or triangle. Each singer improvises lyrics in the Creole language. Sega songs can talk of love or address everyday challenges and concerns, with the meaning enacted through the choreography.
Photo Credit: Dmitry Chulov / Shutterstock.com
Singapore is the world’s only island city-state, being the smallest country in Southeast Asia. The “Garden City” is an amazing mix of cultures, races, religions and languages. Take a walk in Chinatown or Little India, going shopping on Orchard Road or just enjoy the view from the Singapore Flyer! To get more information go to Destination Fly4free: Singapore.
The Gardens by the Bay is a nature park spanning 101 hectares in central Singapore. Admire the Supertree Grove - the tree-like structures that dominate the Gardens' landscape with heights between 25 metres (82 ft) and 50 metres (160 ft). The park also features the Flower Dome, the world's largest glass greenhouse and the world’s tallest indoor waterfall. The Cloud Forest Dome replicates the cool moist conditions found in mountain regions in South-East Asia. Take the lift to the peak in the clouds to discover the unique plant life from tropical highlands up to 2,000 metres above sea level.
Photo: Sorin Colac, Shutterstock
Travel dates:
November 2017 – March 2018
Routing:
Munich – Manila – Munich: Dec 18 – Jan 3
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Munich – Kuala Lumpur – Munich: Dec 18 – Jan 3, Jan 25 – Feb 10
Munich – Singapore – Munich: Jan 25 – Feb 10
Munich – Johannesburg – Munich: Jan 28 – Feb 17
Munich – Mauritius – Munich: Mar 7-15
Munich – Kochi – Munich: Dec 18 – Jan 3, Jan 28 – Feb 17, Mar 7-15
How to book:
CLICK HERE >>> or just follow the links below and adjust travel dates.
Baggage policy:
One cabin bag and one two pieces of checked in baggage per passenger.
Sample reservations:
Munich – Kochi – Munich >>>
Munich – Kuala Lumpur – Munich >>>
Munich – Singapore – Munich >>>
Munich – Johannesburg – Munich >>>
Munich – Mauritius – Munich >>>
Accommodation:
In Manila we recommend Meranti Hotel with very good reviews.
In Mauritius we advise you to stay at Sun & Earth Villa, with a good price and very good reviews!
In Singapore we encourage you to stay in Nostalgia Hotel for €85/night with excellent reviews.
Car:
Find the best prices on Rentalcars.com.
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